Outlaw Chronicles: Hells Angels

The Hells Angels are one of the most infamous organizations in the world, but what do we really know about them? Former Hells Angels' President George Christie, the man some call "the last American outlaw," reveals the secret set of rules that govern admission and conduct in the Hells Angels.

What's it like to party with the world's most notorious motorcycle club, the Hells Angels? Former Angels president George Christie reveals for the first time the debauchery, delights and dangers that go into the club's revelries. These are no-holds-barred accounts of outlaw fun at its most extreme, as Hells Angels reach for a thrill that can come only with women, alcohol, drugs and violence.

From its humble origins as a ragtag collection of misfits and outlaws, the Hells Angels grew into a multimillion dollar empire. For the first time, a real insider (former Hells Angels President George Christie) reveals the means by which members lined their pockets.

The Hells Angels are the world's most notorious outlaw motorcycle clubs but they are not the world's only outlaw motorcycle club. In the decades since the Angels' formation many challengers have emerged, and one group in particular has threatened their status at the top: The Mongols.

Since the birth of the Hells Angels, the world's most notorious outlaw motorcycle club has been a target for law enforcement intent on locking them up and shutting them down. A decades-long war has seen glorious victories and bitter defeats on both sides. Former Hells Angels president George Christie takes us behind the lines of the bloody battles.

In an outlaw organization that prides itself on secrecy and anonymity, one man has held the spotlight as the most famous Hells Angel of all: Sonny Barger. A member for more than 50 years, Barger has represented the Angels in the news and in movies, and behind the scenes has wielded power as the club's de facto leader.